James Black remained unfazed, "Alexander Forest canāt even make tomato beef noodles."
Jane Sampson: "..."
So, James Black, who can make tomato beef noodles, is actually quite proud?
Nina Rice was momentarily stunned, then quickly responded, "What does that have to do with me?"
"It has nothing to do with you, I was just saying, why are you so excited?" James Black replied, raising his eyebrows.
"Brother James Black, you look kinder when you donāt speak." Nina said, and then lowered her head to slurp the noodles in her bowl.
James Black doesnāt really like to talk, so generally, heās not so sharp-tongued, but when he really wants to retort, itās like every word carries poison.
Jane Sampson sat there the whole time with an aunt-like smile, watching as Nina was rendered speechless.
Two days ago, when she argued with James Black, she also got so annoyed by him that she couldnāt take it.
So this time, itās Ninaās turn to experience it.
"By the way, Nina, did you get the evidence? That scumbag put all the money into properties under his parentsā names, and his parents helped him hide it, what about Sister Grace?" Jane Sampson was most worried about whether the evidence Nina acquired was sufficient.
"Donāt worry, his parents are farmers and donāt go to work, thereās no way they could afford to buy a house with that kind of money, the house was bought during his marriage to Sister Grace. Itās obvious he used the coupleās joint property to buy it, the money for the down payment and the mortgage payments, all of it was transferred to his parentsā account by him, and this is all reflected in the bank transfer records."
Nina placed her chopsticks on the table, then said, "The most crucial part is, Iāve also found a witness to testify."
"Who?" asked Jane Sampson.
"A wife of one of that scumbagās friends. When he took his parents to buy a house, that couple went along and also bought a house in the same residential community." Nina said, "As it turned out, his friend copied him, keeping a mistress outside, but the wife had the skills, and after finding out, collected evidence of her husbandās affair, divorced him, and even took seventy percent of the property, along with their two kids."
Nina sighed, "Different fates for similar people. Sister Grace trusted her husband too much early on, and later was too innocent, thatās why she got bullied. The ex-wife of Sister Graceās ex-husbandās friend is willing to testify that Sister Graceās husband cheated during the marriage and intentionally transferred assets."
Seeing Jane Sampsonās worried face, Nina said, "Donāt worry, this lawsuit is a sure win."
Upon hearing this, Jane Sampson finally smiled.
"Even getting half of the assets back would be enough for Sister Grace to cover the childās medical expenses, and the childās future living and education expenses would be secured," said Jane Sampson, "Nina, at this moment, you seem truly extraordinary to me."
Jane Sampson genuinely praised, because if it wasnāt for Nina running around taking care of this matter, Sister Grace and Nia might still be in the dark.
"Yeah, extraordinary." Nina let out a long sigh, watching James Black taking her bowl away, Nina thanked him, "Thanks, Brother James Black, I appreciate it."
Afterwards, she pulled Jane Sampson over to the sofa to chat about personal matters.
"Jane, Iām planning to leave the management of the hot pot restaurant to the manager, maybe just checking in occasionally if you have time is enough. After all, itās been open for so long, and the manager can handle everything well." Nina said, "I want to return to the law firm and continue practicing as a lawyer."